Iran’s IRGC Believed To Behind Attacks On Jewish Centers In Germany: Reports

German law enforcement officials believe that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which is a terrorist organization by the U.S. is behind a series attacks on Jewish centres within the country.

Iran International reported Iran employs criminals to carry out the operations.

According to the report, police have opened an investigation into a North Rhine-Westphalia terrorist cell. One suspect is suspected to have been radicalized some time ago.

According to the report, German intelligence suspects that the IRGC is responsible for some anti-Semitic acts in the country.

The attacks included a shooting at the synagogue and arson at the synagogue.

“We’re talking about state terrorism here,” In reference to Ramin, an investigator stated that he was looking into a German Iranian suspect.

“Ramin Y. is the founder of the Mönchengladbach branch of the rocker club Hells Angels and is wanted on an international arrest warrant for, among other things, a murder in the rocker milieu,” According to the Jerusalem Post, German TV Tagesschau reported.

The suspect is “is accused of throwing a Molotov cocktail at a school that is directly adjacent to the Bochum synagogue,” The translated German Report said.

“He is also said to have tried to persuade another man to carry out an arson attack on the Dortmund synagogue,” The report was updated. “According to Kontraste information, he is said to have threatened the man if he did not cooperate. However, this man revealed himself as a witness to the police.”

German lawmakers have been pushing to designate IRGC as a terrorist organisation in recent days.

Iran stoked international outrage late last month after an Iranian man who honked the horn of his car to celebrate Iran’s defeat by the United States in the World Cup was reportedly murdered by the despotic regime’s security forces.

According to Iran International, sources informed the outlet that Mehran Samak was shot in the head by security officials after he and his fiancée were honking their car horn in the wake of Team Iran’s loss.

Hank Berrien contributed to the report.